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> says bigger than 500megs
> uses 128gb
> mfw when I have usb 1.2 drive that can't save two region at the same time -
Do you know AdoptOpenJDK (https://adoptopenjdk.net/)?
It provides prebuild OpenJDK binaries for multiple platforms in different versions, including "portable" zip files that only need to be extracted and not installed. -
@sqlkid Run modded minecraft on a POS Switch? ... I don't think so. Modded minecraft doesn't even have breakfast on anything less than 4GB ram. System needs 8GB. Some modpacks now needing upwards of 8GB ram on their own.
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@010001111
Don't use cracked launchers
They don't let you play minecraft freely for all time until you are ready to buy
Don't google Shignima Launcher and click direct download
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@Demolishun I'm sure tekkit classic will be ok (mc 1.3.2 or 1.4.6 I don't remember)
It needs 1G ram w/o optifine and about 768M with opti (after optimizing)
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